Learning Objectives

  • Identify and apply core ethical principles across NASW and ACA frameworks.

  • Navigate confidentiality, informed consent, and mandated reporting with clarity and confidence.

  • Recognize and manage dual relationships, boundary concerns, and conflicts of interest.

  • Apply ethical decision‑making models to challenging clinical scenarios.

  • Understand legal responsibilities related to documentation, telehealth, supervision, and client safety.

  • Integrate cultural humility, anti‑oppressive practice, and trauma‑informed care into ethical reasoning.

  • Maintain professional integrity while balancing client autonomy, agency policies, and community standards.

Ethics for Mental Health Clinicians

Live Seminar Begins Sunday, March 22nd 9:00 am PST

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Instructor

Michelle Sells, MSW, LICSW

Michelle Sells, MSW, LICSW

Michelle Sells, MSW, LICSW, is a Clinical Supervisor at Pacific Mental health. A social work professional for over 25 years, she has extensive knowledge of child welfare, grief/loss, mental health, medical case management and suicidal ideation. Michelle holds a Master of Social Work from Eastern Washington University and a certificate in Public Administration. She is also certified in Dialectal Behavior Therapy and has an active caseload.

Earn 5 NBCC Hours

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